Mohave County miner., 1887-09-24
When cigarettes their vapors blow
In peoples throats and choke them,
II Is some comfort slight TO know
They kill the dutIes that smoke them.

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They kill the dudes that smoke them.
Washington Critic.
W. II. Taggart got of on the delayed
trair, Sunday morning, and in few days
we shall see whole lot Of new goods
piled up in the store as result Of his
visit to San Francisco.
This office has just finished the printing
and binding Of 250 copies OF the Constitu.
ton and Bylaws Of Kingman Lodge No.
7, /. 0. .. f., besides a lot Of work for
the Mohave Mining and Milling Corpor-
atior.
J. III. Luthy and the editor OF the MINER
left this morning for the Golden Gate
mine and mill at Lost Basin, and our
readers may expect TO get the full result
Of tho EDITORS observations in that local
ity in the next issue.
Owing to the general demand for extra
copies Of the MINER, an extra amount Of
from fifty to one hundred copies will be
printed weekly, aud can always be OBJ
tainei folded and wrapped ready for mail.
ing a. 10 cents per copy.
WIN. L. Frost and wife celebrated the
first sunday in their new residence with
a dinner party, TO which Mrs. Taggart,
Mrs. Hyde, Miss Howell and Messrs. r.
Taggart, w. Larkin and J. J. Hyde were
fortunate enough to be invited.
There Is one prominent merchant in
town who sends off each week all the
extra copies Of the MINER he can get hold
Of. lie says it helps the town and by SO
doing it helps his business. His head is
level and his example might we'll be fol-
lowed by others.
Martin Duran shot and killed woman
named Reyes Baca at Flagstaff last Sun.
day morning. Tho parties had been
living together. Cause, jealousy. Duran
fred four shots in the presence OF four
other men, all taking effect. He was ar
rested and held 10 answer.
Taggart & Co. have more goods On
hand and on the road than they can store
away in the present buildings. They will
shortly commence the building oil large
addition TO their present store room. We
shall not be bit surprised il the addition
is larger than the present store.
T. j. Cook, Assistant Superintendent OF
the Western Union Telegraph Company,
is in Albuquerque making arrangements
to stretch an additional telegraph wire
over the limo of the Atlantic & Pacific.
Kingiuan people will not care how soon
it il done, as they often have 10 wait hall
day TO get a dispatch away from this
office.
There is hardly a train comes into
Kingraan but what is immediately board
ed by q lot of Indians, who jump on and
off the trains while in motion with a per
feet disregard TO their personal safety.
We regret to say that only one Indian
has bsen killed at tbs Kinginan depot by
this practice up 10 date, but are daily in
hopes that the cars will make some more
"good" Indians.
Tens Of thousands Of people everywhere
on tho coast deal by mail with Weinstock
:: Lubin, 4OO-4l0 X St., Sacramento, Cal,
clear indication that their goods and
prices are worth knowing about. The
new fall catalogue just issued (free) tells
all about tho new things in dry goods,
clothing, household supplies, etc, and is
much the finest book ever issued by the
firm. Send for copy by postal card, OF
otherwise, and see what California enter.
prise ls doing.
Wednesday was gala day for tho pat.
riotic citizens Of Kinsman. Four special
trains loaded with people bound to St.
Louis passed through during the day, and
each was greeted with salutes prepared
from giant powder. The miners of Mo.
have county have little use for Chinese
crackers and bombs while the supply oil
giant powder holds out. The Grand Army
people seemed much pleased with their
reception, while the Los Angeles people
got out their band and treated us to q
tune, and the San Diego delegation gath
cred at the depot and sang patriotic
songs till they were hoarse.
Sheriff steen and Deputy Collins, with
their Indian trailers, returned on Wed.
nesday from their trip after the train
robbers. On their arrival at Navajo
Springs they were unable TO obtain horses
for love or money and were forced to re-
turn. Our Sheriff says that If the railroad
and express companies had had horses
ready for him that himself and Indians
would have followed the outlaws unit
they got them II it took month. The
indians took the trail at the station and
followed it on foot some distance and are
positive that only three men were engaged
in the robbery. After Sheriff Stems In
dians once got on the trail it was only {
matter Of time for them to catch up with
the ROBBERS, but owing to the absence o
horses and provisions their efforts were
paralyIed.
At st. Johns on Monday last the jury
in the case Of The Territory VS.. Frank
Clark, indicted for the murder OF Pa
Mullen, brought in verdict Of murder ir
thu socnnd deoraa Clark vas a hartend